fluffyzebra

I think you should give To My Shore another try. There is really nothing like it.

Is the 30 minutes per episode an estimate or confirmed?

Great acting. I was expecting something darker given descriptions that I've seen, but it's simply an unconventional relationship.

There is no story, just awkward grunts and one sided kisses. The actor who plays the professor is handsome.

The couple are really handsome. I didn't expect after seeing silly screencaps (the size difference lol) that this would drama would make me emotional. It's well written but unfortunately short.

I loved the clumsiness in this series and it's absurd themes. It was entirely predictable but I enjoyed seeing the characters interact anyway. There's no big plot here, just a lot of drama and taboo in a small world.

I haven't had so many different reactions watching something for a while. What a great show.

They are completely different shows and vibes. Why do people have to have an identity crisis about everything?

Iljo is not a cat or a dog. Sorry about your family.

They are socially cousins, their family sees them that way. Jeonghan respects Iljo's identity and choice not to tell the others. I don't see the point in writing semantics and emotional labor in a comment because there is no actual incest taboo in the story. Someone could just view it themselves, "ew is it really incest???" is not curiosity or interest, just banter.

Low budget and plot that bounced all around. I enjoyed the initial burst of toxicity and the OST. I liked the show overall. Though I did end up reading the webtoon which I liked more.

It's a love story between cousins.

I've started so many poor quality Thai dramas that I was surprised one could be this good. I hope I stumble across more good than bad after this.

I'm not sure I can go back to watching the original when Jinta has upgraded Tsuge by so much. I guess it helps that Junior is cute.

I love character driven shows so I loved it even though the plot wasn't grand. It felt unfortunate that Wen Lang and Gao Tu would have the same conversations over and over. I like them both and they had a lot of potential to grow. I loved Hua Yong's brand of obsession, but I prefer when manipulative MLs stay consistently ambiguous or 'bad'. That's just my taste.

As someone who doesn't know a thing about ABO, it was very entertaining to learn about it in this drama. I just don't know if it's an outlier.

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Thank god the divine weapon was more than a "defeat the villain" button. Honestly thought they would go there and accepted it early because at least I might get to see Puchagin after a lame superhero transformation. 🤣 But this is so much better and sweeter. I love all of it.

I love that Keng and Namping got this series. Anything that airs from DMD after this is going to be subject to comparisons so I hope the writing in their shows gets smarter and slow burn is more common.

This episode was lacking and Kachen's provocation was very boring. FirstOne's acting is really good though.

To me the ambiguity was the scariest thing, I was scared to see an outcome of "woman is possessed so it's okay to beat her" or "man is possessed so all abusive men are not responsible".

Episode 2 is the only bad episode. It's so lacking compared to the others.

Ramphueng, they could never make me hate you.